hudson

问题 I have a job that I want to run every time a commit is made to a repository. I want to avoid pulling this code down, I only want the notification build trigger. So, is there either a way to not pull down certain repositories in your SCM upon a build or a way to poll things that aren't in the SCM for a build? 回答1: you could use a post commit hook to trigger your hudson job. 回答2: Since you want to avoid changing SVN, you have to write a job that gets executed every so often (may be every 5

问题 hudson supports submitting a build by doing an HTTP GET to an API. I need to pass some parameters to such a build. Just adding them as additional URL parameters doesn't work for me. Is this supposed to work? Is there some other mechanism? 回答1: Is it possible to pass parameters in the Hudson's job that will be triggered remotely? Check this question. Instead of /build use /buildWithParameters. I'm currently using it with a simple wget 回答2: Based on the HTML source on the web interface for

问题 I use nugget and Hudson to deploy our libraries to our enterprise for reuse. We recently started work on windows store apps (formerly called Metro app). Hudson runs on a windows server 2008 box. What do I need to install to compile from source to deploy to nuget. Ms build doesn't find the target files needed. Is there a specific SDK to install? 回答1: So, to solve this, I installed the 4.5 framework SDK. After doing so, it was missing the target files, as I mentioned. Then I simply copied

问题 I have a jenkins project with few svn locations. How can I make them all checkout the same revision when using scm integration? 回答1: As far as I understand your question you could use the @Revision-syntax. Syntax: <SVNURL>@Revision Example 1: svn://server/projectA/trunk/@1234 The above example would checkout the trunk of projectA at revision 1234. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6755157/how-to-make-few-locations-use-the-same-svn-revision-in-jenkins

问题 I have a long-running unit test job in hudson. If some tests fail I want to run them first and not wait for other tests to run before them (to see, have I fixed them, or not). Is it possible to setup this in Hudson? Thanks. 回答1: I have the same issue before, here is my solution. You can write a standalone program to run a list of unit test cases. (In my case, I wrote a Java main class to run Junit manually.) Create a job that can run with "Trigger builds remotely" and pass the list from the

问题 I downloaded build-stability-plugin and put it in my plugins folder and re-started the sonar server. I can't see anything in the dashboard of projects related to build-stability-plugin. Is there anything else i have to do in pom.xml file of projects. I don't have any idea to make this working. What i have to do? 回答1: If you look at the documentation, you'll see that this plugin provides a widget. This means that you have to edit an existing dashboard (or create a new one) to add this widget

问题 I am using the latest version 1.341 of the Hudson CI to build my maven-2 project (built using 2.2.0). But I get some warnings which I don't see if executed via a command prompt. Can someone let me know, how to debug this issue? ---------------------------------------------------------- Executing Maven: -B -f d:\work\software\data\hudson\jobs\bio\workspace\trunk\pom.xml install [WARNING] ************ WARNING ************ This Maven runtime contains a LifecycleExecutor component with an

问题 I want to run some post build actions in my Jenkins job on condition if a string or a regular expression is present in the console log. Any plugin available to do this? 回答1: One solution is to use the LogParser plugin and to create some regexp rules to parse your log. This plugin can change the build status to Unstable: Next, you create a downstream job and you will use the Parameterized Trigger plugin to pass the build status from the upstream to the downstream job. If the status is unstable

问题 I have my xcodebuild running successfully through ant. If I ssh into the system and run the build, it works fine. However, when the same ant target is called via Jenkins (running as a slave on the mac), it fails with the classic Code Sign error: a valid provisioning profile matching the application's Identifier 'xxx.xxx.xxx' could not be found" In trying to get it to work, I tried running it via a 'sudo ant' call, and of course, this causes the same error. The local user and root both echo

问题 I was wondering if anyone has been able to expose the system info from Hudson/Jenkins to the remote API? I manage multiple instances and would like to be able to gather some basic information and statistics about each instance together to be able to compare them. At the moment, I would just like to obtain the java.home directory so I can resolve the version of Java being used on builds that show "(Default)" as the jdkVersion. But would also like some load statistics/memory usage is possible.